This brief offers an updated look at the wage outcomes for Baltimore City Public Schools graduates six and ten years after high school graduation, continuing the conversation from a previous study published in 2018 which examined outcomes for the class of 2009. The latest results provide new information for additional cohorts and a longer timeframe for these outcomes. Key findings show that although those with postsecondary credentials earned more annually than those without a credential, their median annual earnings six years after high school graduation did not often reach the threshold of a living wage.